vwo-python-sdk 1.68.2

Python SDK for VWO server-side A/B Testing

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This open source library allows you to A/B Test your Website at server-side.

Requirements

• Works with Python: 2.7 onwards. Python 3 is also supported.

Installation

It's recommended you use virtualenv to create isolated Python environments.

pip install vwo-python-sdk

Basic usage

Importing and Instantiation

import vwo

settings_file = vwo.get_settings_file(account_id, sdk_key)
vwo_client_instance = vwo.launch(settings_file)

API usage

# activate API
variation_name = vwo_client_instance.activate(ab_campaign_key, user_id)

# get_variation_name API
variation_name = vwo_client_instance.get_variation_name(ab_campaign_key, user_id)

# track API
vwo_client_instance.track(ab_campaign_key, user_id, ab_campaign_goal_identifeir, revenue_value)

Log Level - pass log_level to SDK

import vwo
from vwo import LogLevels

settings_file = vwo.get_settings_file(account_id, sdk_key)
vwo_client_instance = vwo.launch(settings_file, log_level=LogLevels.DEBUG)

Custom Logger - implement your own logger method

import vwo

class CustomLogger:
   def log(self, level, message):
      print(level, message)
      # ...write to file or database or integrate with any third-party service

settings_file = vwo.get_settings_file(account_id, sdk_key)
vwo_client_instance = vwo.launch(settings_file, logger = CustomLogger())

User Storage Service

import vwo
from vwo import logger

class user_storage(UserStorage):
  def get(self, user_id, campaign_key):
    # ...code here for getting data
    # return data

  def set(self, user_storage_data):
    # ...code to persist data

us = user_storage()

settings_file = vwo.get_settings_file(account_id, sdk_key)
vwo_client_instance = vwo.launch(settings_file, user_storage = us)

Documentation

Refer Official VWO Documentation

Local development

python setup.py develop

Running Unit Tests

python setup.py test

Demo Python application

vwo-python-sdk-example

Third-party Resources and Credits

Refer third-party-attributions.txt

Authors

• Main Contributor - Shravan Chaudhary
• Repo health maintainer - Varun Malhotra(@s0ftvar)

Changelog

Refer CHANGELOG.md

Contributing

Please go through our contributing guidelines

Code of Conduct

Code of Conduct

License

Apache License, Version 2.0

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